To: The Holme Valley Parish Council and Kirklees Council
We call on yourselves to urgently take action to tackle speeding through the village of Hade Edge, Holmfirth BEFORE a serious injury or accident occurs.
The main area affected is Dunford Road through the village, around the crossroads, near the Hade Edge Junior and Infant School and Hade Edge Pre-School and Toddler Group.
Concerns have been raised with the council on many occasions from residents and the local village committee.
To help with this issue we suggest a light up speed warning signs to alert drivers of their speed and more warning signs, to help resolve this issue, plus a regular police presence with speed traps to catch offenders.
"There have been near misses, we know there hasn't been a fatality, but surely it is better to prevent that happening than just sit and wait, it is only a matter of time before a child gets hit !!!"
Hade Edge Pre-School
12 Comments
Needs speed humps or cameras. Nobody takes a blind bit of notice of the signs as they are now.
TOTAL JOKE. They wait until someone dies to do anything about it. Pathetic.
scary how fast they go past the school. really needs fixing before a kid gets hit
Sick of these boy racers flying through here at all hours. Someone is gonna get killed soon if they dont sort it out
Absolute nightmare trying to cross the road with the kids in the morning. People treat dunford road like a race track.
This is fuckin bull shit like
This is fuckin bull shit like
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To: The Holme Valley Parish Council and Kirklees Council
We call on yourselves to urgently take action to tackle speeding through the village of Hade Edge, Holmfirth BEFORE a serious injury or accident occurs.
The main area affected is Dunford Road through the village, around the crossroads, near the Hade Edge Junior and Infant School and Hade Edge Pre-School and Toddler Group.
Concerns have been raised with the council on many occasions from residents and the local village committee.
To help with this issue we suggest a light up speed warning signs to alert drivers of their speed and more warning signs, to help resolve this issue, plus a regular police presence with speed traps to catch offenders.
"There have been near misses, we know there hasn't been a fatality, but surely it is better to prevent that happening than just sit and wait, it is only a matter of time before a child gets hit !!!"
Hade Edge Pre-School
12 Comments
Too fast. Constant issue and councils do nothing but talk.
Needs speed humps or cameras. Nobody takes a blind bit of notice of the signs as they are now.
TOTAL JOKE. They wait until someone dies to do anything about it. Pathetic.
scary how fast they go past the school. really needs fixing before a kid gets hit
Sick of these boy racers flying through here at all hours. Someone is gonna get killed soon if they dont sort it out
Absolute nightmare trying to cross the road with the kids in the morning. People treat dunford road like a race track.
This is fuckin bull shit like
This is fuckin bull shit like
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Too fast. Constant issue and councils do nothing but talk.